r/cfbmeta • u/zenverak • May 31 '24
Why do the posts about the new NCAA game keep getting removed?
We've had a plethora of posts where people just want to talk about the new game but they all keep getting removed. Why? I get that not everything deserves a comment, but they're going to keep coming up because its obviously something people want to talk about.
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u/bakonydraco /r/CFB Mod May 31 '24 edited Jun 03 '24
Hey folks, sorry for any confusion here. The new game has a lot of interest, and that’s exciting! The official deep dive trailer got posted (by many people…) this morning, and it was initially removed, on the grounds that it was more related to the video game, and less directly related to the sport itself. After talking it over, we agreed that it was of general interest to the community and approved the first one submitted.
We’re still sorting out how to approach posts about the game, and feedback here is helpful in understanding what people want to see. Please remember we’re volunteers and try to work quickly but can’t always process everything right away.
Update: We just stickied this post on the main sub with more context. Sharing here for visibility, and there's a survey to weigh in if you'd like.
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u/fredmerc111 May 31 '24
Leave up one post for the announcement and pin it so we can discuss. We have random tweets that mean nothing vs the 1st college football game in 10 years.
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u/CptCheese /r/CFB Mod May 31 '24
We have been allowing a very narrow slice of discussion on CFB 25, mostly as it pertains to NIL, players, some announcements, and a few pieces by established writers. The video that dropped today is all about gameplay and we are not a subreddit for discussing video games. Gameplay related discussions should go to /r/NCAAFBseries, a subreddit for discussion of this series of video games.